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Diseases of the
Osteo-Articular System and Connective Tissue
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DISEASES OF THE OSTEO-ARTICULAR SYSTEM AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE
Excludes: Certain
diseases originating in the perinatal period, Certain infectious
and parasitic diseases, Compartmental syndrome, Complications of
pregnancy, childbirth and lausion, Congenital malformations,
deformities and chromosomal abnormalities, Endocrine, nutrition
and metabolism diseases, Traumatic injuries, poisoning and other
consequences of external causes, Malignant tumors, Symptoms,
signs and abnormal results of clinical and laboratory
investigations not classified elsewhere.
At the diagnosis, the subclassification is used: 0 – multiple localizations, 1 – the shoulder region (clavicle – acromio-clavicular joint, shoulder blade – gleno-humeral joint, sterno-clavicular joint), 2 – Arm (humerus – elbow joint), 3 – Forearm (radius – wrist hand joint, cubitus), 4 – Hand (carp – joint between these bones, fingers, metacarp), 5 – Pelvic region and thigh (buttocks – thigh (joint), femur – sacro-iliac joint, pelvis)l, 6 – Hair foot te inferior (fibula – knee joint, tibia), 7 – ankle and foot (metatarsus – ankle joint, tarsus – other joints of the foot, fingers), 8 – other (head, neck, ribs, skull, trunk, spine), 9 – unspecified localization.
Arthropathies are predominantly affecting the peripheral joints (limb).
At the diagnosis, the subclassification is used: 0 – multiple localizations, 1 – the shoulder region (clavicle – acromio-clavicular joint, shoulder blade – gleno-humeral joint, sterno-clavicular joint), 2 – Arm (humerus – elbow joint), 3 – Forearm (radius – wrist hand joint, cubitus), 4 – Hand (carp – joint between these bones, fingers, metacarp), 5 – Pelvic region and thigh (buttocks – thigh (joint), femur – sacro-iliac joint, pelvis)l, 6 – Hair foot te inferior (fibula – knee joint, tibia), 7 – ankle and foot (metatarsus – ankle joint, tarsus – other joints of the foot, fingers), 8 – other (head, neck, ribs, skull, trunk, spine), 9 – unspecified localization.
Arthropathies are predominantly affecting the peripheral joints (limb).
A. Infectious
arthropathies Note: This block includes arthropathies due to
microbiological agents.
The distinction is made between the following types of etiological bonds: a. direct infection of the joint, where organisms invade the synovial tissue and a microbial agent is present in the joint, b. direct infection, which can be of two types: a "reactive arthropathy", where the microbial infection of the body is established but no microorganism or antigen can be identified in the joint and a "post-infectious arthropathy", where the microbial antigen is present but the discovery of the organism is inconsistent and its local multiplication cannot be highlighted.
The distinction is made between the following types of etiological bonds: a. direct infection of the joint, where organisms invade the synovial tissue and a microbial agent is present in the joint, b. direct infection, which can be of two types: a "reactive arthropathy", where the microbial infection of the body is established but no microorganism or antigen can be identified in the joint and a "post-infectious arthropathy", where the microbial antigen is present but the discovery of the organism is inconsistent and its local multiplication cannot be highlighted.
1. Pyogenic arthritis –
Arthritis and staphylococcal arthritis; Pneumococcal arthritis
and arthritis; Other arthritis and streptococcal arthritis and
polyarthritis; Arthritis and arthritis due to other specified
bacterial agents (additional diagnosis is used to identify the
bacterial agent); Unspecified pyogenic arthritis: NOS infectious
arthritis;
2. Direct infectious
arthritis in infectious and parasitic diseases classified
elsewhere – excludes arthropathy in sarcoidosis, reactive and
post-infectious arthropathy – Meningococcal arthritis – excludes
postmeningococcal arthritis; Tuberculous arthritis – excludes
the spine; Arthritis in the course of Lyme disease; Arthritis in
other bacterial diseases classified elsewhere: Arthritis in:
Leprosy (Hansen's disease), Localized Salmonella infection,
Typhoid or paratyphoid fever, Gonococcal arthritis; Arthritis in
rubella; Arthritis in other viral diseases classified elsewhere:
Arthritis in: mumps, O'nyong-nyong fever; Arthritis in mycosis;
Arthritis in other infectious and parasitic diseases classified
elsewhere;
3. Reaction arthropathies
– excludes Behcet's disease, acute joint rheumatism –
Arthropathy after intestinal derivation; Postdizenter
arthropathy; Arthropathy after the vaccine; Reiter's disease;
Other reaction arthropathies; Unspecified reaction arthropathy;
4. Reaction and
post-infectious arthropathies in diseases classified elsewhere –
exclude direct infections of the joints in infectious and
parasitic diseases classified elsewhere – Postmeningococcal
arthritis – exclude meningococcal arthritis; Post-infectious
arthropathy in syphilis: Clutton joints – excludes tabetic
arthropathy or Charcot; Other post-infectious arthropathies in
diseases classified elsewhere: Post-infectious arthropathy in:
enteritis due to enterocolitis Yersinia, viral hepatitis –
excludes viral arthropathy; Reaction arthropathy in other
diseases classified elsewhere: arthropathy in infectious
endocarditis;
B. Inflammatory
polyarpedopathies
1. Seropositive rheumatoid
arthritis – excludes Acute joint rheumatism, Rheumatoid
arthritis (a): juvenile, spine – Felty syndrome: Rheumatoid
arthritis with splenoadenomegaly and leukopenia; Rheumatoid lung
disease; Rheumatoid vasculitis; Rheumatoid arthritis with the
involvement of other organs or systems: Rheumatoid: carditis,
endocarditis, myocarditis, myopathy, pericarditis,
polyneuropathy; Other seropositive rheumatoid arthritis;
Unspecified seropositive rheumatoid arthritis;
2. Other rheumatoid
arthritis – Seronegative rheumatoid arthritis; Still-onset
disease in adults – excludes Still NOS disease; Rheumatoid
bursitis; Rheumatoid node; Inflammatory polyarthropathy –
excludes NOS polyarthritis; Other rheumatoid arthritis
specified; Unspecified rheumatoid arthritis;
3. Psoriatic and
enteropathic arthropathies – excludes psoriatic and enteropathic
juvenile arthropathies – Distal interphalangeal psoriatic
arthropathy; Crippling arthritis; Psoriatic spondylitis; Other
psoriatic arthropathies; Arthropathy in Crohn's disease
(regional enteritis); Arthropathy in ulcerative colitis; Other
enteropathic arthropathies;
4. Juvenile arthritis –
includes arthritis in children with onset before the age of 16
years and which lasts more than 3 months and excludes Felty
syndrome, juvenile dermatomyositis – Juvenile rheumatoid
arthritis: Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis with or without
rheumatic factor; Juvenile ankylosing spondylitis – excludes
ankylosing spondylitis in adults; Juvenile arthritis with
systemic onset: Still NOS disease – excludes Still-onset disease
in adults; Juvenile polyarthritis (seronegative); Pauciarticular
juvenile arthritis; Other juvenile arthritis; Unspecified
juvenile arthritis;
5. Juvenile arthritis in
diseases classified elsewhere – excludes arthropathy in
Whipple's disease – Juvenile arthritis in psoriasis; Juvenile
arthritis in Crohn's disease (regional enteritis); Juvenile
arthritis in ulcerative colitis; Juvenile arthritis in other
diseases classified elsewhere;
6. Gout – Idiopathic gout:
Gouty bursitis, Primary gout, Gouty tophistry of the heart; Gout
by lead poisoning; Gout of medicinal origin (additional
diagnosis is used for the external cause to identify the drug);
Gout due to impaired renal function (any deficiency of kidney
function is mentioned); Other secondary gouts; Unspecified gout;
7. Other arthropathies due
to microcrystals – Disease by storing hydoxiapatitis; Familial
chondrocalcinosis; Other chondrocalcinosis: Chondrocalcinosis
NOS; Other arthropathies due to specified microcrystals;
Arthropathy due to unspecified microcrystals;
8. Other specific
arthropathies – exclude NOS arthropathy, arthrosis,
crico-rheumatic arthropathy – Chronic post-rheumatic arthropathy
(Jaccond); Kaschin-Beck disease; Villonodular (pigment)
synovitis; Palindromic rheumatism; Intermittent hydrarthrosis;
Traumatic arthropathy – excludes: Posttraumatic arthrosis (a):
first carpo-metacarpian joint, thigh, knee, NOS, other unique
joints; Other specific arthropathies not elsewhere classified:
Transient arthropathy; Other arthritis – exclude arthrosis –
Unspecified polyarthritis; Monoarthritis not classified
elsewhere; Other arthritis specified: Allergic arthritis;
Unspecified arthritis: NOS arthropathy;
9. Arthropathy in other
diseases classified elsewhere – excludes arthropathy in:
hematological disorders, hypersensitivity reactions, malignant
diseases, neuropathic spondylopathy, psoriatic and enteropathic
arthropathies, juvenile – Gouty arthropathy due to an enzymatic
deficiency and other hereditary disorders: Gouty arthropathy in:
Lesch-Nyhan's syndrome, Diseases with falciform erythrocytes;
Arthropathy with microcrystals in other metabolic disorders:
Arthropathy with microcrystals in hyperparathyroidism;
Dermato-lipoid arthritis; Arthropathy in amyloidosis;
Arthropathy in other endocrine diseases of nutrition and
metabolism: Arthropathy in: Acromegalic and pituitary gigantism,
Hematochromatosis, Hypothyroidism, Thyrotoxicosis
(hyperthyroidism); Neuropathic arthropathy: Tabetic arthropathy
or Charcot – excludes diabetic neuropathic arthropathy;
Arthropathy in other specified diseases classified elsewhere:
Arthropathy in: Erythema: multiforme, nodosum, Sarcoidosis,
Whipple's disease;
C. Arthrosis
Note: at this place the term osteo-arthritis is used as a synonym for arthrosis or osteo-arthrosis; the term was first used in its usual clinical meaning, without any basic or determined condition identified – excludes osteo-arthritis of the spine;
Note: at this place the term osteo-arthritis is used as a synonym for arthrosis or osteo-arthrosis; the term was first used in its usual clinical meaning, without any basic or determined condition identified – excludes osteo-arthritis of the spine;
1. Polyarthrosis –
includes arthrosis with the mention of more than one
localization and excludes the bilateral touch of a single joint
– (Osteo)generalized primary arthrosis; Heberden nodosities
(with arthropathy); Bouchard nodosities (with arthropathy);
Multiple secondary arthrosis: Post-traumatic polyarthrosis;
(Osteo)erosive arthrosis; Other polyarthrosis; Unspecified
polyarthrosis: Generalized osteo-arthritis NOS;
2. Coxarthrosis (arthrosis
of the thigh) – bilateral primary coxarthrosis; Other primary
coxarthrosis: Primary coxarthrosis: NOS, unilateral;
Coxarthrosis of bilateral dysplastic origin; Other dysplastic
coxarthrosis: Dysplastic coxarthrosis: NOS, unilateral;
Bilateral post-traumatic coxarthrosis; Other post-traumatic
coxarthrosis: Post-traumatic coxarthrosis: NOS, unilateral;
Other bilateral secondary coxarthrosis; Other secondary
coxarthrosis: Secondary coxarthrosis: NOS, unilateral;
Unspecified coxarthrosis;
3. Gonarthrosis (arthrosis
of the knee) – bilateral primary gonarthrosis; Other primary
gonarthrosis: Primary gonarthrosis: NOS, unilateral; Bilateral
post-traumatic gonarthrosis; Other post-traumatic gonarthrosis:
Post-traumatic gonarthrosis: NOS, unilateral; Other bilateral
secondary gonarthrosis; Other secondary gonarthrosis: Secondary
gonarthrosis: NOS, unilateral; Unspecified gonarthrosis;
4. Arthrosis of the first
carpo-metacarpal joint – Primary arthrosis of the first
bilateral carpo-metacarpal joint; Other primary arthrosis of the
first carpo-metacarpal joint: Primary arthrosis of the first
carpo-metacarpal joint: NOS, unilateral; Post-traumatic
arthrosis of the first bilateral carpo-metacarpal joints; Other
post-traumatic arthrosis of the first carpo-metacarpal joint:
Post-traumatic arthrosis of the first carpo-metacarpal joint:
NOS, unilateral; Other secondary arthrosis of the first
bilateral carpo-metacarpal joints; Other secondary arthrosis of
the first carpo-metacarpal joint: Secondary arthrosis of the
first carpo-metacarpal joint: NOS, unilateral; Arthrosis of the
first unspecified carpo-metacarpal joint;
5. Other arthrosis –
excludes arthrosis of the spine, hallux rigidus, polyarthrosis –
Primary arthrosis of other joints: Primary arthrosis NOS;
Primary arthrosis of other joints: Primary arthrosis NOS;
Post-traumatic arthrosis of other joints: Post-traumatic
arthrosis of other joints: Nos post-traumatic arthrosis; Other
secondary arthrosis: Secondary arthrosis NOS; Other specified
arthrosis; Unspecified arthrosis;
D. Other joint disorders
Exclude joints of the spine.
1. Acquired deformities of the fingers of the hand and foot – excludes The acquired absence of congenital fingers of the fingers of the hand and foot: absence of fingers of the hand and foot, deformities and malformations of the fingers of the hand and foot – Deformity of the finger(s) of the hand: Deformities in the "buttonhole" and in the "sleb neck" – excludes The finger of the hand in the form of a machete, Palmar fasciculated fibromatosis; Finger in the "bow"; Hallux vulgus (acquired): Bunion; Hallux rigidus; Other hallux deformities (acquired): Hallux varus; Other hammer-shaped deformities of the toe(s) (acquired); The acquired deformation of the unspecified toe(s);
1. Acquired deformities of the fingers of the hand and foot – excludes The acquired absence of congenital fingers of the fingers of the hand and foot: absence of fingers of the hand and foot, deformities and malformations of the fingers of the hand and foot – Deformity of the finger(s) of the hand: Deformities in the "buttonhole" and in the "sleb neck" – excludes The finger of the hand in the form of a machete, Palmar fasciculated fibromatosis; Finger in the "bow"; Hallux vulgus (acquired): Bunion; Hallux rigidus; Other hallux deformities (acquired): Hallux varus; Other hammer-shaped deformities of the toe(s) (acquired); The acquired deformation of the unspecified toe(s);
2. Other acquired
deformities of the lower limbs – excludes the acquired absence
of the lower limb, Acquired deformities of the fingers of the
hand and foot, Congenital: absence of the lower limbs,
deformities and malformations of the lower limbs, Flat coxa –
Valgus deformity not classified elsewhere – excludes metatarsus
in valgus, talus valgus foot; Deformation in varus unclassified
elsewhere – excludes metatarsus in varus, tibia vara;
Deformation in flexion; Punch and foot "hung" (acquired); Flat
foot (pes planus) (acquired) – excludes congenital flat foot;
Hand and foot in the form of a tassel or in the claw (acquired)
– excludes the foot in the form of a tassel unspecified as
acquired; Other acquired deformities of the ankle and foot –
exclude deformities of the toes (acquired); Inequality in limb
length (acquired)); Other specified acquired limb deformities;
Acquired deformations of the unspecified members;
3. Diseases of the patella
– excludes the dislocation of the patella – Recurrent
dislocation of the patella; Relapsing subluxation of the
patella: Patella-femoral compression syndrome; Recurrent
dislocation of the patella; Relapsing subluxation of the
patella: Patella-femoral compression syndrome; Patello-femoral
disorders; Other disorders of the patella; Chondromalacia of the
patella; Other diseases of the patella; Unspecified patella
disease;
4. The internal condition
of the knee – excludes Ankylosis, Current injuries, Knee
deformity, Affections of the patella, Dissectant
osteo-condyrita, Recurrent dislocation or subluxation: NOS,
patella – for diagnosis are used the subcategories represented
by: 0 – multiple localizations, 1 – anterior cruciate ligament
or anterior horn of the medial meniscus, 2 – posterior cruciate
ligament or posterior horn at the medial meniscus, 3 – medial
collateral ligament or other medial and unspecified meniscus, 4
– lateral collateral ligament or anterior horn of the lateral
meniscus, 5 – posterior horn of the lateral meniscus, 6 – other
lateral and unspecified meniscus, 7 – capsular ligament, 8 –
unspecified ligament or unspecified meniscus – Cyst of the
meniscus; Meniscus discoid (congenital); Injury of the meniscus
due to a rupture or old injury: Old rupture in the "bucket
handle"; Other disorders of the meniscus: Meniscus degeneration,
Detached meniscus, Blocked meniscus; Free body in the knee
joint; Chronic instability of the knee; Other spontaneous
ruptures of the ligament(s) of the knee; Other internal knee
disorders: Ligamentous instability of the knee, Knee "in the
spring"; Unspecified internal knee disease;
5. Other specific joint
diseases – excludes the current injury, ganglion, knee "in the
resort", disorders of the temporomandibular joint – Free body in
the joint – excludes free body in the knees; Other disorders of
the articular cartilage – excludes concrocalcinosis, internal
knee disease, metastatic calcification, ocronosis; Ligament
disorders: Instability secondary to an injury, Old ligaments,
Nos ligament laxity – excludes familial ligamentous laxity,
knee; Dislocation and pathological subluxation of a joint not
elsewhere classified – excludes: Dislocation or displacement of
the joint: Congenital, Current lesion, Recurrent; Recurrent
joint dislocation and subluxation – excludes the patella, the
vertebral subluxation; Joint contracture – excludes acquired
deformities of the limbs, tendon contracture (sheath) without
joint contracture, Dupuytren's contracture; Ankylosis of the
joint – excludes the spine, stiffness of the joint without
ankylosis; Acetabular protrusion; Other specific joint disorders
not elsewhere classified: Irritable hip; Unspecified joint
disease;
6. Other diseases of the
joints not classified elsewhere – excludes the anomaly of gait
and mobility, Calcification of: bursa, shoulder (joint), tendon,
Deformities classified elsewhere, Difficulty in walking –
Hemarthrosis – excludes the current injury; Fistula of the
joint; Joint hyperlaxity; Other joint instabilities – excludes
the instability of the joint secondary to: old ligament injury,
removal of a prosthous joint; Joint epansament – excludes piano
hydrarthrosis; Pain in the joint; Joint stiffness not classified
elsewhere; Osteophyte; Other specified joint disorders;
Unspecified joint disease.
D. Disorders of systemic
connective tissue Includes autoimmune disease: NOS, systemic,
collagen disease (vascular): NOS, systemic, excludes autoimmune
disease of a single organ or of a single type of cells.
1. Polyarteritis nodosa and related diseases – Polyarteritis nodosa; Polyarteritis with pulmonary touch (Churg-Strauss): Allergic granulomatous angeitis; Juvenile polyarteritis; Muco-cutant lymph node syndrome (Kawasaki); Other conditions related to nodosa polyarteritis: Syndrome of extensive polyangiitis;
1. Polyarteritis nodosa and related diseases – Polyarteritis nodosa; Polyarteritis with pulmonary touch (Churg-Strauss): Allergic granulomatous angeitis; Juvenile polyarteritis; Muco-cutant lymph node syndrome (Kawasaki); Other conditions related to nodosa polyarteritis: Syndrome of extensive polyangiitis;
2. Other necrotic
vasculopathy – Hypersensitivity angeitis: Goodpasture syndrome;
Thrombotic microangiopathy: Thrombotic thrombocytopenic
thrombocytopenic purpura; Malignant granuloma of the midline;
Wegener's granulomatosis: Necrotizing respiratory
granulomatosis; Aortic cross syndrome (Takayasu); Arteritis with
giant cells with rheumatic polymialgia; Other giant cell
arteritis; Other necrotizing vasculations specified:
Hypocomplementic vasculitis; Unspecified necrotizing
vasculopathy;
3. Systemic lupus
erythematosus – excludes lupus erythematosus (discoid) (NOS) –
Systemic lupus erythematosus due to medications (additional
diagnosis is used for the external cause to identify the drug);
Systemic lupus erythematosus with touching some organs or
systems: Libman-Sacks disease, Lupic pericarditis, Systemic
lupus erythematosus with: touching the kidney, touching the
lung; Other forms of systemic lupus erythematosus; Unspecified
systemic lupus erythematosus;
4. Dermatopolymyositis –
Juvenile dermatomyositis; Other dermatomyositis; Polymiositis;
Unspecified dermatopolymyositis;
5. Systemic sclerosis –
includes scleroderma, exclude scleroderma: circumscribed,
neonatal – Progressive systemic sclerosis; CR(E)ST syndrome:
Association of calcinosis, Raynaud's phenomenon, esophageal
dysfunction, sclerodactyly, telangiectasis; Systemic sclerosis
due to a drug or a chemical (additional diagnosis is used for
the external cause to identify the cause); Other forms of
systemic sclerosis: Systemic sclerosis with: touching the lung,
myopathy; Unspecified systemic sclerosis;
6. Other systemic touches
of connective tissue – excludes reactive perforating
collagenosis – Sicca syndrome (Sjogren's) ): Sjogren's syndrome
with: kerato-conjunctivitis, touching the lung, myopathy,
tubulo-interstitial renal disorders; Other mixed syndromes:
Mixed connective tissue disease – excludes mixed polyangiitis
syndrome; Behcet's disease; Rheumatic polymialgia – excludes
rheumatic polymialgia with giant cell arteritis; Diffuse
(eosinophilic) fasciitis; Multifocal fibrosclerosis; Recurrent
paniculitis (Weber-Christian) – excludes paniculitis: lupus,
NOS; Hypermobility syndrome: Familial ligamentous laxity –
excludes Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, NOS ligamentous laxity; Other
specified systemic touches of connective tissue; Systemic
touches of unspecified connective tissue: Autoimmune (systemic)
NOS disease, Collagen (vascular) disease NOS;
7. Systemic disorders of
connective tissue in diseases classified elsewhere – exclude
arthropathy in diseases classified elsewhere –
Dermato(poly)myositis in neoplastic diseases; Arthropathies in
neoplastic diseases classified elsewhere: Arthropathy in:
leukemia, malignant histiocytosis, simple myeloma; Hemophilic
arthropathy; Arthropathy in other blood disorders – exclude
arthropathy in purpura Henoch(-Schonlein); Arthropathy in
hypersensitivity reactions classified elsewhere: Arthropathy in
purpura Henoch(-Schonlein); Systemic disorders of connective
tissue in other diseases classified elsewhere: Systemic
disorders of connective tissue: hypogammaglobulinemia,
ocronosis;
E. Dorsopathies
The following additional subclassification is used to indicate the reached place: 0 – multiple localizations, 1 – occipito-atlanto-axial region, 2 – cervical region, 3 – thoraco-cervical region, 4 – thoracic region, 5 – thoraco-lumbar region, 6 – lumbar region, 7 – lumbo-sacral region, 8 – sacral and sacro-coccygeal region, 9 – unspecified localization.
E. Dorsopathies
The following additional subclassification is used to indicate the reached place: 0 – multiple localizations, 1 – occipito-atlanto-axial region, 2 – cervical region, 3 – thoraco-cervical region, 4 – thoracic region, 5 – thoraco-lumbar region, 6 – lumbar region, 7 – lumbo-sacral region, 8 – sacral and sacro-coccygeal region, 9 – unspecified localization.
1. Dorsopathy by
deformation - Kyphosis and lordosis - excludes ifoscoliosis,
kyphosis and lordosis: congenital, postprocedural;
Postural kyphosis – excludes osteochondrosis of the spine; Other secondary kyphosis; Other kyphosis and unspecified; Syndrome of the flat back; Other lordosis: Lordosis: acquired, postural; Unspecified lordosis;
Postural kyphosis – excludes osteochondrosis of the spine; Other secondary kyphosis; Other kyphosis and unspecified; Syndrome of the flat back; Other lordosis: Lordosis: acquired, postural; Unspecified lordosis;
2. Scoliosis – includes
kyphoscoliosis, excludes congenital scoliosis: due to bone
malformation, NOS, postural, cardiopathy due to kyphoscoliosis,
postprocedural – infantile idiopathic scoliosis; Juvenile
idiopathic scoliosis: Adolescent scoliosis; Other idiopathic
scoliosis; Scoliosis by thoracic abnormality; Neuromuscular
scoliosis: Scoliosis secondary to cerebral palsy, Friedreich
ataxia, poliomyelitis and other neuromuscular disorders; Other
secondary scoliosis; Other forms of scoliosis; Unspecified
scoliosis;
3. Vertebral
osteochondrosis – Juvenile vertebral osteochondrosis: Calve's
disease, Scheuermann's disease – excludes postural kyphosis;
Vertebral osteochondrosis of the adult; Unspecified vertebral
osteochondrosis;
4. Other dorsopathy by
deformation – excludes: Congenital sponilolistesis, Congenital
spondylosis, Hemivertebral, Klippel-Feil syndrome, Lombalization
and sacralization, Platispondyliza, Spina bifida occulta,
Deviation of the spine in: osteoporosis, Paget's disease of the
bones (deforming osteitis) – Spondylolysis; spondylolisthesis;
Other vertebral functions: Ankylosis of the joints of the spine
– excludes ankylosing spondylitis, arthrodeal status,
pseudoarthrosis after fusion or arthrodesis; Recurrent
atlanto-axial subluxation with myelopathy; Other recurrent
atlanto-axial subluxations; Other recurrent vertebral
subluxations – excludes biomechanical NEC lesions; Torcolis –
excludes torcolis: congenital (sterno-mastoid), current injury,
due to obstetrical, psychogenic, spasmodic trauma; Other
deforming dorsopathy specified – excludes kyphosis and lordosis,
scoliosis; Unspecified deforming dorsopathy: Nos spine
deviation;
F. Spondylolipathies
1. Ankylosing spondylitis
– excludes arthropathy in Reiter's disease, Behcet's disease,
Juvenile spondylitis (ankylosing) – Other inflammatory
spondylitis; Entasomeness of the spine: Disorders of ligamentous
or muscular attachments of the spine; Sacro-ileita not elsewhere
classified; Vertebral osteomyelitis; Infection (pyogenic) of an
intervertebral disc (additional diagnosis is used to identify
the infectious agent); Unspecified discitis; Other infectious
spondylolipathies; Other inflammatory spondyllopathies
specified; Unspecified inflammatory spondylopathy;
2. Spondylosis – includes
arthrosis or osteo-arthrosis of the spine, degeneration of
articular surfaces – compression syndrome of the anterior
vertebral and spinal artery; other spondylosis with myelopathy:
Compression of the spine due to a spondylosis – excludes
vertebral subluxation; Other spondylosis with radiculopathy;
Other spondylosis: Cervical spondylosis without myelopathy or
radiculopathy; Lumbo-sacral spondylosis without myelopathy or
radiculopathy; Chest spondylosis without myelopathy or
radiculopathy; Unspecified spondylosis;
3. Other spondylopathy –
Stenosis of the medullary canal: Caudal stenosis; Ankylosing
hyperostosis (Forestier): Diffuse idiopathic skeletal
hyperostosis (DISH); Interspinous arthrosis; Traumatic
spondylopathy; Vertebral fracture of fatigue: Vertebral fracture
of stress; Vertebral collapse not classified elsewhere: Collapse
of the NOS vertebrae, Tassing of the NOS vertebrae – excludes
The collapse of the vertebrae in osteoporosis, Current injury;
other spondyllopathies specified: Ossification of the posterior
longitudinal ligament; Unspecified spondylopathy;
4. Spondylopathy in
diseases classified elsewhere – excludes psoriatic and
enteropathic arthropathies – Vertebral tuberculosis: Deviation
Pott; Spondylitis in brucellosis; Entero-bacterial spondylitis;
Spondylopathy in other infectious and parasitic diseases
classified elsewhere – excludes neuropathic spondylopathy in
tabes dorsalis; Neuropathic spondylopathy: Neuropathic
spondylopathy in: syringomyelia and syringobulbia, Tabes
dorsalis; Collapse of the vertebrae in diseases classified
elsewhere: Metastatic fracture of a vertebra; Spondylopathy in
other diseases classified elsewhere;
F. Other dorsopathy Excludes current lesion, discitis NOS.
F. Other dorsopathy Excludes current lesion, discitis NOS.
1. Cervical disc disorders
– includes cervical disc disorders with cervicalgia,
cervico-thoracic disc disorders – Cervical disc disorders with
myelopathy; Cervical disc disorders with radiculopathy –
excludes nos brachial radiculitis; Other displacements of a
cervical disc; Other damage to a cervical disc; Other diseases
of a cervical disc; Affection of an unspecified cervical disc;
2. Other disorders of the
intervertebral discs – include disorders of the thoracic,
thoraco-lumbar and lumbo-sacral discs – Disorders of the lumbar
disc and other intervertebral discs with myelopathy; Disorders
of the lumbar disc and other intervertebral discs with
radiculopathy: Sciatica due to a disease of the intervertebral
disc – excludes lumbar radiculitis NOS; Another displacement of
a specified intervertebral disc: Lumbago due to the displacement
of an intervertebral disc; Other damage to another specified
intervertebral disk; Schmorl nodules; Other specified conditions
of an intervertebral disc; The affection of an unspecified
intervertebral disc;
3. Other dorsopathy not
elsewhere classified – Cervico-cranial syndrome: Posterior
cervical sympathetic syndrome; Cervico-brachial syndrome –
excludes cervical disc disease, chest syndrome with valve;
Instabilities of the spine; Sacro-coccygeal disorders not
elsewhere classified: Coccigodinia; Other specified dorsopatii;
Unspecified dorsopathy;
4. Dorsalgia – excludes
psychogenic dorsalgia – Paniculitis affecting the neck and back
– excludes: paniculitis: lupus, NOS, relapsing
(Weber-Christian); Radiculopathy: Neurita or radiculitis: nos
brachial, lumbar NOS, lumbo-sacral NOS, thoracic NOS, NOS
radiculitis – excludes: Neuralgia and neurita NOS, Radiculopathy
with: cervical disc disease, lumbar disc and other
intervertebral disc disease, Spondylosis;
5. Cervicalgia – excludes:
Cervicalgia due to intervertebral cervical disc disease;
Sciatica – excludes: Sciatic nerve lesion, Sciatica: due to
intervertebral disc disease, with lumbago; Lumbago with sciatica
– excludes: the one due to the affection of the intervertebral
disc; Low dorsalgia: Pain in the lombe, Stretching of the lower
back area, Lumbago NOS – excludes: Pain in lombe / hematuria
syndrome, Lumbago: due to displacement of the intervertebral
disc, with sciatica; Thoracic rickets – excludes: pain due to
intervertebral disc disease; Other dorsalgia; Unspecified
dorsalgia: Back pain NOS.
G. Soft tissue disorders
G1. Muscle disorders.
Excludes:
Dermatopolymyositis, Muscular dystrophies and myopathies,
Myopathy in: amyloidosis, nodosa polyarteritis, rheumatic
arthritis, scleroderma, Sjogren's syndrome, systemic lupus
erythematosus.
1. Myositis – Infectious myositis: Tropical pyomiositis (additional diagnosis is used to identify the infectious
agent); Interstitial myositis; Granuloma appeared due to the presence of a foreign body in the connective tissue not classified elsewhere – excludes: granuloma appeared due to the presence of a foreign body in the skin and connective tissue; Other myosites; Unspecified myositis;
1. Myositis – Infectious myositis: Tropical pyomiositis (additional diagnosis is used to identify the infectious
agent); Interstitial myositis; Granuloma appeared due to the presence of a foreign body in the connective tissue not classified elsewhere – excludes: granuloma appeared due to the presence of a foreign body in the skin and connective tissue; Other myosites; Unspecified myositis;
2. Calcification and
ossification of muscles – Traumatic ossificant myositis;
Progressive ossificant myositis: Progressive ossificant
fibrodisplasia; Calcification and paralytic ossification of a
muscle: ossificant myositis associated with quadriplegia or
paraplegia; Calcification and ossification of muscles associated
with burns: ossificant myositis associated with burns; Other
muscle calcifications – excludes: Calcifying tendinitis: NOS,
shoulder; Other ossifications of a muscle; Calcifications and
ossifications of an unspecified muscle;
3. Other muscle disorders
– excludes: Cramps and spasms, Myalgia, Myopathy: alcoholic,
provoked medicinally, impaled man syndrome – Muscle diastasis;
Other muscle ruptures (nontraumatic) – excludes: Tendon rupture,
Traumatic muscle rupture; Ischemic muscle infarction – excludes
muscle lodge syndrome, traumatic ischemia of a muscle, Volkmann
ischemic contracture; Syndrome of immobility (paraplegic);
Muscle contracture – excludes: joint contracture; Atrophy and
muscle reduction not classified elsewhere: NEC atrophy; Muscle
stretching – excludes the current condition; Other specified
muscle disorders: Hernia of the muscle (sheath); Unspecified
muscle disease;
4. Muscle disorders in
diseases classified elsewhere – excludes: myopathy in: endocrine
diseases, metabolic diseases – myositis in bacterial diseases
classified elsewhere: myositis in: Leprosy (Hansen disease),
Syphilis; Myositis in parasitic infections and with protozoa
classified elsewhere: myositis in cysticercosis, schistosomiasis
(bilhariase), toxoplasmosis, trichinosis; Myositis in other
infectious diseases classified elsewhere: myositis in mycosis;
Myositis in sarcoidosis; Other muscle disorders in diseases
classified elsewhere;
G2. Diseases of synovia and tendon
G2. Diseases of synovia and tendon
1. Synovitis and
tenosynovitis – exclude chronic crepitant synovitis of the hand
and fist, current condition, soft tissue disorders related to
excessive stresses – Abscess of the tendon sheath (additional
diagnosis is used to identify the bacterial agent); Other
(teno)infectious synovites; Calcifying tendinitis – excludes the
shoulder, the specified tendonitis; Finger "in the spring":
Nodular tendon disease; Radial styloid tenosynovitis (de
Quervain); Other synovites and tenosynovitis, Synovitis and
tenosynovitis not specified;
2. Spontaneous rupture of
synovia and tendon – includes the rupture that occurs when a
normal force is applied to tissues that are considered to have a
lower power than normal, excludes: rotator sheath syndrome,
rupture when an abnormal force is applied to a normal tissue –
Rupture of a popliteal cyst; Rupture of synovia: Rupture of the
synovial cyst – excludes the rupture of the popliteal cyst;
Spontaneous rupture of the extensor tendons; Spontaneous rupture
of the flexor tendons; Spontaneous rupture of other tendons;
Spontaneous rupture of an unspecified tendon: Rupture of the
musculo-tendinous nontraumatic junction;
3. Other diseases of
synovia and tendon – excludes palmar fascial fibromatosis
(Dupuytren), NOS tendonitis, xantomatosis localized at the level
of tendons – Shortening of the Achilles tendon (acquired); Other
tendon contractions (sheath) – exclude with joint contracture;
Synovial hypertrophy not elsewhere classified – excludes
villonodular synovitis (pigmented); Transient synovitis: toxic
synovitis – excludes palindromic rheumatism; ganglion: ganglion
of the tendon joint (sheath) – excludes: Cyst of: bursa,
synovia, Ganglion in piano; Other specified diseases of the
synovia and tendon; Unspecified disease of synovia and tendon;
4. Diseases of the synovia
and tendon in diseases classified elsewhere – Synovitis and
tenosynovitis in bacterial diseases classified elsewhere:
Synovitis and tenosynovitis in: gonorrhea, syphilis,
tuberculosis; Other diseases of the synovia and tendon in
diseases classified elsewhere;
G3. Other soft tissue disorders
G3. Other soft tissue disorders
1. Soft tissue disorders
related to use, excessive stress and pressure – includes soft
tissue disorders of occupational origin, excludes Bursitis (a):
NOS, shoulder, Enteropathy – Chronic crepitant synovitis of the
hand and fist; Bursitis of the hand; Olecranial bursitis; Other
elbow bursitis; Prepatillary bursitis; Other belly of the knee;
Trochanterian bursitis: Trochanterian tendinitis; Other hip
bursitis: Ischial bursitis; Other soft tissue disorders related
to use, excessive strain and pressure; Unspecified soft tissue
disorders related to use, excessive strain and pressure;
2. Other bursopathy –
excludes infection of the toes, bursitis related to use,
excessive strain and pressure, enthesopathy – Abscess of the
bursa; Other infectious bursitis; Synovial cyst of the popliteal
space (Baker) – excludes with rupture; Other cysts of the bursa:
Synovial cyst NOS – excludes synovial cyst with rupture; Calcium
deposit in the stock exchange – excludes the shoulder; Other
bursitis not classified elsewhere – exclude bursitis (a): NOS,
shoulder, collateral tibia (Pellegrini-Stieda); Other bursopathy
specified; Unspecified bursopathy: Bursitis NOS;
3. Fibroblastic disorders
– excludes retroperitoneal fibromatosis – Palmar fascial
fibromatosis (Dupuytren); The pad of the phalanges; Plantar
fascial fibromatosis: Plantar fasciitis; Necrotizing
fibromatosis (additional diagnosis is used to identify the
infectious agent); Other fibroblastic disorders: Abscess of the
fascia – excludes Fasciitis: diffuse (eosinophilic),
necrotizing, nodular, plantar, perennial: NOS, with infection;
Unspecified fibroblastic disorders: NOS Fasciitis, NOS
Fibromatosis;
4. Soft tissue disorders
in diseases classified elsewhere – Gonococcal bursitis;
Syphilitic bursitis; Other soft tissue disorders in diseases
classified elsewhere;
5. Shoulder injuries –
excludes shoulder-hand syndrome – Retractile capsulitis of the
shoulder: blocked shoulder, shoulder periarthritis; Syndrome of
the rotator sheath: rotator sheath or rupture of the
supraspinous or rupture (complete) (incomplete) unspecified as
traumatic, supraspinous syndrome; Tendinitis of the biceps;
Calcifying tendonitis of the shoulder: calcifying bursa of the
shoulder; Shoulder hit syndrome; Bursitis of the shoulder; Other
injuries of the shoulder; Unspecified shoulder injury;
6. The enthesopathy of the
lower limb except for the foot (the specific superficial terms
of bursitis, capsulitis and tendinitis tend to be used
indiscriminately for various affections of the peripheral muscle
and ligament attachments; most diseases have been collected
together as enthesopathy, which is a generic term for the
lesions of these localizations) – excludes due to its use,
excessive stress and pressure – Gluteal tendonitis; Tendinitis
of the psoas; Exostosis of the iliac crest; Syndrome of the
ilio-tibial gangelte; Collateral tibial bursitis
(Pellegrini-Stieda); Tendinitis of the pate; Tendinitis of the
Ahille tendon: Bursitis of the Achilles tendon; Platform
tendonitis; Other enthetotics of the lower limb except the foot:
Anterior tibial syndrome, Posterior tibial tendinitis;
Unspecified lower limb entasome;
7. Other enthetotics –
exclude Bursitis: bursitis due to use, excessive strain and
pressure, NOS, Osteophyte, Spinal enthesopathy – Medial
epicondylitis; Lateral epicondylitis: Epicondylitis of the
tennis player; Periarthritis of the fist; Calcaneal exostosis;
Metatarsialgia – excludes Morton metatarsalgia; Other
entheslopes of the foot; Other enthesopathy not elsewhere
classified; Unspecified enthesopathy: bone exostosis NOS,
Capsulitis NOS, Periarthritis NOS, Nos tendonitis;
8. Other soft tissue
disorders not elsewhere classified – excludes psychogenic soft
tissue pain – Unspecified rheumatism: Fibromyalgia, Fibrositis;
Myalgia – excludes myositis; Neuralgia and neuritis not
specified – excludes: Mononeuropathy, Radiculitis: brachial NOS,
lumbo-sacral NOS, NOS, Sciatica; Unspecified paniculitis –
excludes Paniculitis: lupus, neck and back, relapsing
(Weber-Christian); Fat infrapatelar hypertrophy; Residual
foreign body in soft tissue – excludes granuloma due to the
presence of a foreign body of: skin and subcutaneous tissue,
soft tissue; Pain in a limb; Other specified soft tissue
disorders; Unspecified soft tissue disease;
H. Osteopathies and
condropations.
H1. Disorders of bone density and structure
H1. Disorders of bone density and structure
1. Osteoporosis with
pathological fracture – includes vertebral osteoporotic
compaction and fissure and excludes NOS cracked vertebra, NOS
pathological fracture, Subsidence of a NOS vertebra –
Postmenopausal osteoporosis with pathological fracture;
Osteoporosis postovarectectomy with pathological fracture;
Osteoporosis of inactivity with pathological fracture;
Osteoporosis consequent to a postprocedural malabsorption with
pathological fracture; Osteoporosis due to some drugs with
pathological fracture (additional diagnosis is used for the
external cause to identify the drug); Idiopathic osteoporosis
with pathological fracture; Other osteoporosis with a
pathological fracture; Unspecified osteoporosis with
pathological fracture;
2. Osteoporosis without
pathological fracture – exclude osteoporosis with pathological
fracture – Postmenopausal osteoporosis; Osteoporosis after
oophorectomy; Osteoporosis of inactivity – excludes atrophy of
Sudeck; Osteoporosis due to postprocedural malabsorption;
Osteoporosis due to some medications (additional diagnosis is
used for the external cause to identify the drug); Idiopathic
osteoporosis; Localized osteoporosis (Lequesue) – excludes
atrophy of Sudeck; Other osteoporosis; Unspecified osteoporosis;
3. Osteoporosis in
diseases classified elsewhere – Osteoporosis in multiple
myelomatosis; Osteoporosis in endocrine diseases; Osteoporosis
in diseases classified elsewhere;
4. Osteomalacia of the
adult – excludes Osteomalacia: infantile and juvenile,
resistance to vitamin D, Renal osteodystromy, Rickets
(evolution): NOS, sequelae, resistant to vitamin D –
Osteomalacia puerperal; Senile osteomalacia; Osteomalacia of the
adult due to a malabsorption: Osteomalacia due to a
postprocedural malabsorption in adults; Osteomalacia of the
adult due to malnutrition; Bone disease due to aluminum; Other
osteomalaques of the adult due to some medications (additional
diagnosis is used for the external cause to identify the drug);
Other osteomalacii of the adult; Osteomalacia of the adult
unspecified;
5. Bone continuity
disorders – Badly strengthened fracture; Unconsolidated fracture
(pseudoarthrosis) – excludes pseudoarthrosis after fusion or
arthrodesis; Delay in the consolidation of a fracture; Fracture
by excessive strain not elsewhere classified: Fracture by
excessive stress NOS – excludes fracture of a vertebra by
excessive strain; Pathological fracture not classified
elsewhere: Pathological fracture NOS – excludes: vertebral
subsidence NEC, Pathological fracture in osteoporosis; Other
bone continuity disorders; Unspecified bone continuity
disorders;
6. Other diseases of bone
density and structure – exclude: osteogenesis imperfecta,
osteopetrosis, osteopoychosis, polyosthotic fibrous dysplasia –
Fibrous dysplasia (localized) – excludes fibrous dysplasia of
the jaw; Skeletal fluorosis; Hyperostosis of the skull;
Condensed osteitis; Solitary bone cyst – excludes solitary cyst
of the jaw; Aneurysmal cyst of the bone – excludes aneurysmal
cyst of the jaw; Other bone cysts – excludes: cyst of the JAW
NEC, generalized cystic fibrous osteitis (von Recklinghausen's
disease of the bones); Other specified disorders of bone density
and structure: Hyperostosis of bones except skull – excludes
diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH); Disorders of
the unspecified bone density and structure;
H2. Other osteopathies – excludes postprocedural osteopathy;
H2. Other osteopathies – excludes postprocedural osteopathy;
1. Osteomyelitis
(additional diagnosis is used to identify the infectious agent)
– excludes osteomyelitis (a): due to salmonella infection, jaw,
vertebra – Acute hematogenous osteomyelitis; Other acute
osteomyelitis; Subacute osteomyelitis; Chronic multifocal
osteomyelitis; Chronic osteomyelitis with drainage fistula;
Other chronic hematogenous osteomyelitis; Other chronic
osteomyelitis; Other osteomyelitis: Brodie abscess; Unspecified
osteomyelitis; Nos bone infection; Periostitis without
mentioning osteomyelitis;
2. Osteonecrosis –
includes avascular necrosis of the bone, excludes
osteochondropathy – Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of the bone;
Osteonecrosis due to some drugs (additional diagnosis is used
for the external cause to identify the drug); Osteonecrosis due
to a previous trauma; Other secondary osteonecrosis; Other
osteonecrosis; Unspecified osteonecrosis;
3. Paget's disease of the
bones (deforming osteitis) – Paget's disease of the skull;
Paget's disease of other bones – excludes Paget's disease of the
skull; Paget's disease of an unspecified bone;
4. Other bone disorders –
Algoneurodystrophy: Shoulder-hand syndrome, Sudeck atrophy,
Sympathetic reflex dystrophy; Stop epiphyseal; Other disorders
of bone growth and development; Hypertrophy of the bones; Other
hypertrophic osteoarthropathy: Marie-Bamberger's disease,
Pahidermoperiostosis; Osteolysis; Osteopathy after poliomyelitis
(additional diagnosis is used to identify a history of polio);
Other specified bone diseases: Infantile cortical hyperostosis,
Post-traumatic subperiostal ossification; Unspecified bone
disease;
5. Osteopathy in diseases
classified elsewhere – Bone tuberculosis – excludes spinal cord
tuberculosis; Periostitis in other infectious diseases
classified elsewhere: Secondary syphilitic periostitis;
Osteopathy in other infectious diseases classified elsewhere:
Osteomyelitis: Echinococcus granulosum, Gonococcal, Due to
Salmonella infection, Osteochondropathy or syphilitic
osteopathy; Osteonecrosis in caisson disease; Osteonecrosis due
to hemoglobinopathies; Osteonecrosis in other diseases
classified elsewhere; Deforming osteitis in neoplastic diseases:
Deforming osteitis in malignant tumor of bones; Bone fracture in
neoplastic diseases – excludes vertebral subsidence in
neoplastic disease; Osteopathy in other diseases classified
elsewhere: Osteopathy in renal osteo-dystrophy – excludes
diabetic osteopathy;
H3. Condropatii – excludes postprocedural chondropathy;
H3. Condropatii – excludes postprocedural chondropathy;
1. Juvenile
osteochondrosis of the hip and pelvis – excludes the slipped
upper femoral epiphysis (nontraumatic) – Juvenile
osteochondrosis of the pelvis: Osteochondrosis (juvenile) a:
acetabulum, iliac crest (Buchanan), ischio-pubic syncodrososis
(van Neck), pubic symphysis (Pierson); Juvenile osteochondrosis
of the femoral head (Legg-Calve-Perthes); Flat coxa: Hip
deformity due to a previous juvenile osteochondrosis;
Pseudocoxalgia; Other juvenile osteochondrosis of the hip and
pelvis: Juvenile osteochondrosis after reduction of a congenital
dislocation of the hip; Juvenile osteochondrosis of the hip and
pelvis unspecified;
2. Other juvenile
osteochondrosis – Juvenile osteochondrosis of the humerus:
Osteochondrosis (juvenile) a: humeral condyle (Panner), head of
the humerus (Haas); Juvenile osteochondrosis of the radius and
cubitus: Osteochondrosis (juvenile) of: semilunara (Kienbock),
head of metacarpals (Mauclaire); Other juvenile osteochondrosis
of the upper limb; Juvenile osteochondrosis of the patele:
Osteochondrosis (juvenile) of: primary patelar center (Kohler),
secondary patelar center (Sinding-Larsen); Juvenile
osteochondrosis of the tibia and peroneum: Osteochondrosis
(juvenile) of: proximal tibia (Blount), tibial tubercle
(Osgood-Schlatter), Tibia vara; Juvenile osteochondrosis of the
metatarsus: Osteochondrosis (juvenile) a: the fifth metatarsal
(Iselin), the second metatarsal (Freiberg); Other juvenile
osteochondrosis specified: Apophysite of the calcaneus;
Unspecified juvenile osteochondrosis: Apophysite specified as
juvenile with unspecified localization, Epiphysite specified as
juvenile with unspecified localization, Ostechodritis specified
as juvenile with unspecified localization, Osteochondrosis
specified as juvenile with unspecified localization;
3. Other osteochondrotics
– excludes osteochondrosis of the spine – Slipped upper femoral
epiphysis (nontraumatic); Kienbock's disease in adults:
osteochondrosis in the adult of the lunar carpal bone;
Dissecting osteochondritis; Other specified osteochondropathies;
Unspecified osteochondropathy; Apophysite not specified as
juvenile or in adults with unspecified localization, Epiphysite
specified as juvenile or in adult with unspecified localization,
Osteochondritis specified as juvenile or in adult with
unspecified localization, Osteochondrosis specified as juvenile
or in adults with unspecified localization;
4. Other diseases of
cartilage – Syndrome of chondro-costal junction (Tietze);
Relapsing polycholetritis; Chondromalacia – excludes
condeomalacia patelei; Condroliza; Other specified diseases of
cartilage; Unspecified cartilage disease;
I. Other diseases of the
musculoskeletal system and connective tissue.
I1. Other acquired deformities of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue – exclude acquired(a): absence of a limb or organ, limb deformities, congenital malformations and deformities of the musculoskeletal system, deforming dorsopations, dento-facial anomalies (including malocclusion), post-proprocedural musculoskeletal disorders;
I1. Other acquired deformities of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue – exclude acquired(a): absence of a limb or organ, limb deformities, congenital malformations and deformities of the musculoskeletal system, deforming dorsopations, dento-facial anomalies (including malocclusion), post-proprocedural musculoskeletal disorders;
1. Acquired deformity of
the nose – excludes the deviation of the nasal septum; Ears in
"cabbage blossom" – excludes: other acquired deformities of the
ear; Other acquired deformities of the head; Acquired deformity
of the neck; Acquired deformity of the chest and ribs; Acquired
deformity of the pelvis – excludes maternal care for suspected
or known disproportion; Other acquired deformities of the
musculoskeletal system; Acquired deformity of the
musculoskeletal system unspecified;
2. Post-proprocedural
musculoskeletal disorders not elsewhere classified – exclude
arthropathy following the intestinal bypass, conditions
associated with osteoporosis, the presence of a functional
implant and other devices – Pseudoarthrosis after fusion or
arthrodesis; Pseudo-laminectomy syndrome unclassified elsewhere;
Kyphosis after irradiation; Kyphosis after laminectomy;
Postprocedural lordosis; Scoliosis after irradiation; Bone
fracture after insertion of an orthopedic implant, of an
articular prostesis; Bone fracture after insertion of an
orthopedic implant, joint prosthesis or bone plate – excludes
complications of an internal orthopedic device, implants or
grafts; Other post-professional disorders of the musculoskeletal
system: Instability of a joint after the removal of a
prostitute; Post-professional disease of the musculoskeletal
system unspecified;
3. Biomechanical lesions
not elsewhere classified (this category should not be used if
the disease can be classified elsewhere) – Segmental and somatic
dysfunction; Complex subluxation (vertebral); Spinal canal
stenosis by subluxation; Bone stenosis of the spinal canal;
Stenosis of the spinal canal through connective tissue; Stenosis
of the spinal canal by disc lesion; Bone stenosis and by
dislocation of the intervertebral orifices; Stenosis of
connective and disc tissue at the level of intervertebral
windows; Other biomechanical lesions; Unspecified biomechanical
lesion;
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